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Overview

Green flood alert in Bosnia and Herzegovina Tue, 22 Jun 2010 00:00 +0000
Source: Dartmouth Flood Observatory based on media analysis

See also experimental flood monitoring system for Bosnia and Herzegovina

Analysis: June 23, 2010: Persistent rainfall has led to flooding throughout various regions in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) , as rivers and streams are unable to accommodate the unseasonably wet conditions.Some communities have declared a state of emergency, and ma...

The flood started on 6/22/2010 and ended on 6/26/2010, with a duration of 5 days. This flood has severity class 1 (i.e. large flood event with significant damage to structures or agriculture; fatalities; and/or 1-2 decades-long reported interval since the last similar event).

The main cause is Heavy Rain.

The alert score is based on the reported death and displaced. Red = 1000 or more people killed or 800000 or more people displaced. Orange = 100 or more people killed or 80000 or more displaced.

• alert score: 1
• magnitude: 5.2
• duration: 5
• severity: 1
• affected region: 28640 km²

Impact

Reports indicate that 46 person(s) have been killed and have been displaced. No reports on damage have been found. The flood affected a region of approximately 28640 km².

Location

For the following locations damage has been reported:

The approximate geographic location of this flood is 44 latitude and 17.7 longitude. This is the centroid of the affected area, as determined by the place names mentioned in the media.

Rivers in flood:

Maps (around approximate geographic location)

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